Andy Robertson has asked to the Tartan Army to give new Scotland manager Sebastien Pocognoli time as he implements the changes they demanded.
Scotland captain Andy Robertson has urged supporters to remain patient with manager Sebastien Pocognoli following a 2-1 Nations League defeat to Slovenia at Hampden. Scotland took the lead through Ryan Christie, but Slovenia mounted a comeback, prompting home fans to boo the team at full-time.
Robertson emphasized that the squad fully backs Pocognoli's new system and tactical changes after fans demanded a fresh approach following the World Cup. He noted that integrating newcomers like Luis Binks, Stephen Welsh, and Robbie Ure requires time, acknowledging that supporters had every right to express frustration after Tuesday's performance.
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